Instead of movement, forced isolation. The hubbub of street markets and random encounters with locals suddenly ceases, and everyone retreats inside. For the freedom-loving couple, lockdown is a challenge. The closed borders force them to remain in a village. At first, the passing days seem endless, but the two tourists slowly become a part of the local community, where there is space for sharing and mutual help. The pandemic proves to be an opportunity to pause, to see the depth and variety of the everyday without the constant need to change and shift it. Maybe the path to discovery isn’t always about moving forward. It might appear where least expected: in the here and now.